The U.S. military and Iranian forces continue to launch attacks on one another. So, why does the ceasefire broadly still hold? The answer is actually quite simple. The ceasefire is holding because President Donald Trump and Iran individually believe that they,

President Trump hinted that a deal with Iran could be reached as soon as this weekend as questions swirl around potential breaches of the ceasefire.

The secretary of state is testifying publicly to Congress for the first time since the war began, as the regional conflict worsens and lawmakers' patience runs thin.

U.S. ⁠President ⁠Donald Trump said ​on Wednesday ‌that Iran ‌has ⁠agreed ⁠to not have a nuclear ​weapon and ​that Iran's Ayatollah ⁠is involved ⁠in ⁠negotiations with the ​United States. "They've already ​agreed ⁠they're not ⁠going to have a nuclear weapon,

President Donald Trump’s ability to shock and outrage Washington elites is a superpower when it comes to solidifying his political base.

Tehran suspended ceasefire negotiations because of Israel's escalating military attacks in Lebanon and U.S. strikes, an Iranian official told The Post.

Iran is reviewing a proposed agreement with the ⁠United ⁠States to halt the war between the two ⁠countries, Iran's Mehr news reported on Tuesday, after U.S. President Donald Trump said talks to reach a ​deal were continuing.

President Trump answered reporters' questions on Wednesday from the Oval Office. He covered the "anti-weaponization" fund, Iran, negotiating for the first time with Hezbollah and more topics. CBS News White House reporter Olivia Rinaldi has more.